What is the amount of heat energy absorbed by a copper of mass 300g if itstemperature raises by 12°C. (specific heat of copper is 390J/kg°C)Oa.2.37x103JO b.16.7x10 5JOC3.56x106JOd. 1404J

Given : m = 300 g = 0.3 kg ∆T = 12°C c = 390 J/kg°C

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What is the amount of heat energy absorbed by a copper of mass 300g if its temperature raises by 12°C. (specific heat of copper is 390J/kg°C) O 2.37x103J Ob.16.7x10 5J 3.56x106J Od. 1404J